How will Abe's resignation affect Korea-Japan relations?

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced last Friday he is stepping down on health grounds. But where does that leave South Korea-Japan relations? On the surface, one might presume it at least opens up an opportunity, because Abe has been blamed for causing Seoul-Tokyo ties to plummet. But that also depends on whether Abe's successor is willing and able to repair an already deep rift.
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[leavesarerandom]

feels good to see some not k-pop related news...

[akas]

this Korean media fabricate the fact. all Korean workers volunteerly went to Japan to get money. salary was higher than Japanese. there were evidence of that. photos they claimed Korean weekend were found out poor Japanese. womem claimed Korean were found out Chinese who were hired by Korean. read the books written by Korean professor, writers from NZ and USA.

[anisha]

At this point I don't know where I live because I don't even know what happen in my country but here I am watching korea's issues 🤣

[cotton_candy]

You did good for us
I wish next one will lead good too
We live in worldwide good country
Thank you

[DanteOokami]

Really hope that the next PM here will not just have better leadership to strengthen ties between Japan and Korea, but also have good leadership and decision making here for the Japanese as well.
They shouldn't leave it for the next generation to try and resolve and sort through these issues now/as soon as possible.